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06-04-2009, 01:42 PM #11Junior Member
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Been there also!
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06-12-2009, 05:59 AM #12Senior Member
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My Family is from Vienna, and I think the proper way to dissemble a razor would be to write down every step along the way, and store those notes with all other notes, for later reference. Then After labeling all spare parts from said razor, Research all avenues to rescale razor( make a NASA moon landing look sloppy) and bitch about your "hellish predicement" for at least a month over beers with your friends.
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06-12-2009, 07:55 AM #13Professional Pedantic Pontificator
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Originally Posted by JimR
I'm not sure whether my 1/2-Irish blood or my 1/4-German blood takes more offense at that.
Or maybe my they both just want to buy you a pint for a givin' us a laugh.
Oh, and Robin, you're my hero. lol.
I came in here expecting some fantastic tips on cleaning the pivot without taking the razor apart.
Should have known better......
lol
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06-13-2009, 10:28 PM #14Member
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My Irish half thought it was funny! Sad to say I too thought I could pick up a few pointers to help DH w/restoration. We haven't taken any apart just yet and I thought I may learn something, and I did. Braking scales happens to the best of us. Originally Posted by VeeDubb65
I'm not sure whether my 1/2-Irish blood or my 1/4-German blood takes more offense at that.
Or maybe my they both just want to buy you a pint for a givin' us a laugh.
Oh, and Robin, you're my hero. lol.
I came in here expecting some fantastic tips on cleaning the pivot without taking the razor apart.
Should have known better......
lol
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06-14-2009, 12:10 AM #15Retired Developer
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Well, flattery will get you nowhere. Originally Posted by MrsMudKipz
Well, 0livia is taking care of this one. Not just because she's a rather charming person, but also because she can. Need another blade for those pink horn scales. Need. Originally Posted by MrsMudKipz
Sad to say I too thought I could pick up a few pointers to help DH w/restoration. We haven't taken any apart just yet and I thought I may learn something, and I did. Braking scales happens to the best of us.
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06-14-2009, 03:35 AM #16Member
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Oh how very kind. Cool glad everything worked out for you. Originally Posted by BeBerlin
Well, flattery will get you nowhere.
^ a girl can try can't she
Well, 0livia is taking care of this one. Not just because she's a rather charming person, but also because she can. Need another blade for those pink horn scales. Need.
Happy restoration/shaving
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09-17-2009, 11:55 AM #17 update requested
Did she strop it back into shape? Originally Posted by BeBerlin
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09-19-2009, 10:17 PM #18Senior Member
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I am As One with Step 2. Therefore I now use extreme caution and can take up to 15 minutes to remove a scale. It all works very well until the scale breaks anyway and I move quickly into Step 3. Olivia's scales have saved the day for me on more than one occasion.. which reminds me... go to Olivia's site and get more scales..
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